Hot Springs High School - Old Gold Book Yearbook (Hot Springs, AR)

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Pep Rallies Spirit alive at as tfort from many Being NUMBER ONE took much e people, but a big factor was the spirit and support that the student body had tor the Trojan team. lt was re- ported that the shouts of Go Trojans! Beat Fort Smith! and We're NUMBER ONE! could be heard miles away during noon assemblies. Pep assemblies and rallies took on many forms. In h m students were intro- all-school assemblies in t e gy , duced to Trojan moting ella and her means oi pro semblies--morning, noon, and night fr ri 'W I .fr Q af . jk I ? ,X J ., ,af TU is riff r 1 ' -Q' ' 4 . 'Eli' 1 'I . -' i Q35-Q spirit. A teachers' pep squad and Cheerl boosted spirit, and Super Trojan made Se eader te ances to rescue Trojanella from evil torrneftilal a ors, Send-offs showed the Trojans that their with them as they Went to out-ot-town qqmeschool W Faces glowed with spirit and heat from ' mascots burned in papier-mache effigies on Orlirres qs autumn nights as students cheered their t9GH?OgDIll,tcrib 0 e NUMBER ONE. 25? f T2 ffl ., ,, X, If I I I A fry 4, ' , . 5 7, , ,, V, .V , jr 7, K 444, M, r , Y' ,1 1 Z 4 ff Z ff ,,, ,f 1 X 1 ff 501 f V Q Sexy Sweeties, friend, parade a X-.W 'Q , f N , rr, ,fs .V I I H , ,MT , 'WWA tgffa , V if , 7 1 get 4 g rr f f,wfj,',kfgf, 2,5 .4 wi. ,s x 1-1:3 if? ' f Y' J.f-Lai, ,,,, . . ' 'if gel' , T5te efs DfOUdly march at pep assemblies The Pep Band and Mr Mears 1 - stand th team Off To Obtain another Victory foantheesgilgopl-gnjitgggucnqcirtmohsend the football ' DD moms- to show they back Tro y one hundred percent. PED-O-meter Ceci Jack- son shows that Troian Spirit rates only fair. Come On, van Yenr' g, rf' Q, J Cf isis . ,fm B 'l QQ , X, nf.. 3 . . gf, b .. . me S s A. Tfiinzrnicoolball Players wear traditional leans and ierS6YSr bu' Snitching Ofm look is otten broken by a stray COWbOY hal' lUQ, Hnrbalv 14 18 l l ,f-Q4,g,AnL-A , , Q .U ,1- A ,- V nausea- K If , . , A -QkZ:,.1..'s.. .v rn 4 F -x I I tw

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Fisbyg a beautiful Geisha Qif, f The sly interpret The Tecrhouse of the August Moon Hard work ot cast members results in successful play 'i'fif'n fblcnel Purdy's loud bellowinqsi 90195 Of nlucky CCLPTCIUI ' l Lotus Blossom' and G 11 ..-. KJ laughter and chatter: an u xA-. .-...J. 4 Q,,,,,.,,,.,, er, Sakini, Thespian Troupe rf73 made ' ' she August Moon oecome reality. 1 A States Occupational Forces in Okinawa qfrer Worr Il. The jungle-style set and beautiful teahouse W designed and built by Mrs. Betty Stark and her ere vanced art class with help from the drama class combination birthday-and-cast party, hgld Ogstq in the teahouse itself ended another play for the C33 Tearicuse oz Mrs. Ann Kinnaird, director and sponsor, led the ,azz and crez-1 through six Weeks of rehearsals Without and crew of Thespians. But the memories and iquqh 1:37 iighis cr diss-ension in the ranks. Everyone Work- and the sound of two standinq ovationS Will echo is together to present a beautiful story of the United their hearts and minds for many years to come, H i f' . v -c is ii'c'cc retro ri ff ll' jp ,fbi HV X r ' l i , i ' 4 F r J if . . . R 7 . Q Pe ' i l 2 ky , , , r E V 6 - ,- 1 ,W U ' mf jf 2 kg? 1 r QM' .gy , :I , .:7pr,y:' - 'X H ,jf ., Director Mrs Ann Kinnaird ' d t ' ' my helped make Teal-louse aan Treigrriljcjbsdlrector Jeff Low- success, Cast members pta . Y Cards contlnuall d ' of Teahouse to calm opening nigkn the Production r 'Q , LQW7 ,gg ,551 42W ff r 7' K gwfun WWW? iNsR V' fy gf ,ta X - kai i' 'f V' 'Q A -, lf , it ci , wr ,rr if I ,fr David tint Seidl and - 2 tri it takes ' matea play e 3 ill I ir' Q-fy H I l i 1 K . L my -I lwlllll if' ' '1'liftf'J illll r i wtf i i, Ill IA i' N i rift I N tb, fr - r' mt r i 1 M1 S . - i X: -1, tark looks on as costume manager Kay Marie Boles adlusts a ir In X' up ' h use. rvf F9 flower in Mary Beth Sublett's hair before the opening act of Tea o v i- gi, v like -: ii' , X ir I A , - .V . , 4 rf W 'K n A i X r s rr 5 si as--he i 5 - . Blklm lllafoid Oss Om QNXBFN